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The 6 Meter Go-Dome™ pictured to the right was demonstrated at the Beijing Planetarium and the Shanghai Museum of Natural Science in China, for consideration as part of their public outreach programs throughout the country of China. |
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The blue 6 Meter Go-Dome™ pictured to the left is a featured attraction of a "fun run" at Rice Stadium in Houston, Texas. A prototype dome cover is holding the dome down as winds circle inside the stadium. The final dome cover is larger and comes down lower on the dome. |
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The blue 9 Meter Go-Dome™ pictured above is the largest standard dome we have made to date. |
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This 6 Meter Go-Dome™ pictured above to the right was rented for a birthday party. |
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The blue 6 Meter Go-Dome™ pictured to the left is at the at an event at the Houston Museum of Natural Science |
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The photo to the left is an example of our new Newtonian 1™ hemispherical mirror projection system. |
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The photo to the above shows 28 folding chairs inside our 6 meter 4 tube Go-Dome™. Also notice the full dome projection from our Newtonian 1 projection system. |
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